Sentence examples for formerly separated from inspiring English sources

Several Prionops species, often called red-billed shrikes, were formerly separated in the genus Sigmodus.

The original basis for the European Community, to unite France and Germany by what had formerly separated them - coal and steel production - was meant to bring together all of Europe, as well.

These elements eventually fuse when growth ends, leaving a tell-tale epiphyseal line where elements were formerly separated.

It refers to the convergence of media, storage and distribution technologies, which unifies formerly separated user experiences (Yoo et al. 2012, p. 1399).

Now the pair have formerly separated just two months shy of their fifth anniversary.

We cannot pretend to wage war against these barbarians without borders while avoiding their command centers and logistical bases (let alone the camps where they recruit and train decapitators to be sent abroad, notably to Europe), nearly all of which are located on the other side of the now meaningless border that formerly separated the two Baathist states.

Oswestry lies in a scenic setting in the foothills of the Berwyn Mountains between Wat's Dyke (c. 700) and Offa's Dyke (c. 784), defensive earthworks formerly separating England and Wales.

His consolidation of power over the formerly separate states established the modern Ethiopian country.

Increasingly, formerly separate databases are being combined electronically into larger collections known as data warehouses.

Located south of the Rif Mountains, the city is composed of two formerly separate towns built on separate terraces overlooking a mountain valley.

For instance, about two centuries ago, the formerly separate Cherokee chiefdoms gradually formed a unified Cherokee government in a desperate attempt to resist pressure from whites.